tom latham for 79 then got colin de grandhomme cheaply caught behind by jos buttler.n place today. in the mens 60 metres, there were four brits in the final but adam gemili, cj ujah, ojie edoburun and reece prescod all finish outside the first three places. china's bingtian su was the winner in the women's 60 metre final, britain's asher smith went into the race in fine form with a personal best in the heats but she was pipped by the ivory coast's marie—josee ta lou on the line — just two hundreths of a second ahead of asher smith. there was some british sprinting success, with pa ralympic champion sophie hahn in the women's 60 metres t37—38. she'll be making her debut at the commonwealth games in april. england's eddie pepperell has claimed his first european tour title after holding off compatriot oliver fisher to win at the qatar masters. the pair shared the lead overnight, but fisher could have forced a play—off but missed a birdie putt on the 18th. pepperell carded a two—under final round to finish on 18 under and secure victory. that's all from sportsday.

tom latham for 79, then got colin de grandhomme cheaply caught behind by jos buttler.inishing it in style in the final over. now, in athletics, the glasgow indoor grand prix has taken place today. in the men's 60 metres, there were four brits in the final but adam gemili, cj ujah, ojie edoburun and reece prescod all finish outside the first three places. china's bingtian su was the winner. in the women's 60 metre final, britain's dina asher smith went into the race in fine form with a personal best in the heats but she was pipped by the ivory coast's marie—josee ta lou on the line — just two hundreths of a second ahead of asher smith there's was some british sprinting success though with paralympic champion sophie hahn in the women's 60 metres t37—38. she'll be making her debut at the commonwealth games in april. absolutely delighted. had something to some training this week, and i am absolutely delighted. that is what i ran in training, so to do it on the track is amazing. how are you feeling ahead of the commonwealth games? i am excited, not long to train now, just t

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new zealand were indebted to tom latham and a century from ross taylor seeing them closed the target.and there was a birdie of a different kind on the pga tour at the honda classic in florida. tiger woods tee shot on the eighth, a goose, but it seems “— shot on the eighth, a goose, but it seems —— teasing by it all and decided to go a stroll. —— he seemed unbothered by it all. here it is. seemed rather unperturbed. it beats an albatross i suppose. and that is all the sport for now. thank you very much. more than 1000 people have taken part in a march in the centre of belfast calling for action on the legacy of northern ireland's troubles. the march was organised by a number of groups representing people who died. they say promises to deal with the past including a five—year plan to compete as com plete five—year plan to compete as complete outstanding inquest have been broken. china's ruling communist party is expected to abandon the rule limiting the time a president can serve in office. a move which could see the current leader say on indefinitely. he'd been due to step down in 2023

latham for 79 then got de grandhomme cheaply caught behind by buttler. mitchell santner finishing it in style in the final over. the winter olympics are over for another four years. the closing ceremony will take place in about 45 minutes in pyongchang, and billy morgan, the bronze medallist in the big air yesterday, has been selected to carry the team gb flag. there was plenty of excitement on the final day of action. the men's ice hockey final was a classic as the olympic athletes from russia came from behind to beat germany 4—3 in overtime in a thrilling climax. there were jubilant scenes as the oar won their second gold of the games and 17th medal overall. the winning team proudly sang the russian national anthem as the olympic flag was raised in honour of their win. after the british women missed out on a bronze medal in the curling yesterday, sweden regained the olympic title, beating south korea in the final overnight. 8—3 it finished. not a good result for great britain in the four—man bobsleigh overnight. they had two teams, lamin deen and his c

nor would the incoming reign of latham and putin be any better disposed to joint scientific intelligence work between russia and america. even those that are valuable as deal in them with the present we were doing back then was so noble and we were very enthusiastic enthusiasm the boom logan over what the mess you've seen at last at some time to put their wealth just not were about to go backwards it's cyclicals opinion we're going in the wrong direction abruptly don't give up and you feel that unfortunately here in the united states. the whole issue of climate change. has become politically polarizing and. and in some ways the political divide has pushed people to the extremes on both sides is mean you can with the us put in the climate change is particularly dangerous for us but the risk as the arctic ice melts is that the permafrost will also melt and that represents half of russian territory you can i would just open it and if it does melt it won't be pretty as we say. well have to rebuild our infrastructure railways housing cities we mustn't take it lightly there's it on they should

this was latham on the 79, caught by joe root and that inspired a comeback, cheaply caught behind by0 thingies you are and. —— four new zealand. it's the final day of competition at the the winter olympics in pyeongchang today, and it's been announced that big air bronze medallist, billy morgan, will carry the team gb flag at the closing ceremony at around 11 our time. the men's ice hockey final was a classic as the olympic athletes from russia came from behind to beat germany 4—3 in overtime in a thrilling final. the win gives oar their second gold of the pyeongchang games and their 17th medal overall. in the curling yesterday, sweden regained the olympic title, beating south korea in the final overnight. 8—3 it finished. the bottom club in the premier league the bottom club in the premier lea g u e west the bottom club in the premier league west brom were booed off by theirfans league west brom were booed off by their fans yesterday at the hawthorns beaten 2—1 by huddersfield. it was their fourth straight defeat and they've now won just once in 14 games since alan pardew took charg

the conservative mp pauline latham was one of those questioning the head of oxfam and other senior officials by the strength of the secretary of state language learner? not surprise, i am very pleased. it is about time someone spoke out strongly against what has been going on. she said it over the last week and to be fair, priti patel before her tried but often people did not want to speak out as stridently but penny mordaunt is getting to grips with the problem 110w. getting to grips with the problem now. where does that leave the current leadership of oxfam? in my view, i would suggest that the leadership really are no longerfit for purpose and have not been for some time. we, as the committee, did not call for his head but i do not believe he should remain. he could believe he should remain. he could be staying there until they think they are sorted it out and someone else could take it on but he is not sorting it out. he could not give concrete exa m ples sorting it out. he could not give concrete examples of what they were going to do to get it right in oxfam. they have pudsey fitted ar

the conservative mp pauline latham was one of those questioning the head of oxfam and other senior officialsected by the scandal should still donate, but to organisations they believe i would suggest that if they do not feel confident in one organisation they should send the help that they wa nt to they should send the help that they want to send out to another organisation that they have more confidence in. i was interested to hear what the head of oxfam said when he said it has been terrible in 2011 with haiti and in the last two weeks, he doesn't mention anything that has happened in between. he is on the upset about it because they have been found out. with me to talk more about this is michael sanders chief scientist and head of research at the behavioural insights team, a government institution dedicated to the application of behavioural sciences. also from out studio in glasgow i'm joined by daniel fluskey, head of policy and research at the institute of fundraising, the professional membership body for uk fundraising. we have heard from 0xfam today that 7000 people have stopped givin

latham for 79 then got de grandhomme cheaply caught behind by buttler.aken place today. in the men's 60 metres, there were four brits in the final but adam gemili, cj ujah, ojie edoburun and reece prescod all finish outside the first three places. china's bingtian su was the winner. in the women's 60 metre final, britain's dina asher smith went into the race in fine form with a personal best in the heats but she was pipped by the ivory coast's marie—josee ta lou on the line — just two hundreths of a second ahead of asher smith. there was some british sprinting success, with paralympic champion sophie hahn in the women's 60 metres t37—38. she'll be making her debut at the commonwealth games in april. iam i am absolutely delighted, i had time to do some training this week, iam time to do some training this week, i am delighted. to do this on the track is brilliant. one of the big reasons as to get ready for the commonwealth games. how are you going? i am so excited, not long to go. just a train hard and get ready for the commonwealth games. greg rutherford

we can speak now to the conservative mp pauline latham who sits on the house of commons committee that the moment, because it seems to be rife throughout the industry, notjust one charity, seems to be several, in fa ct, one charity, seems to be several, in fact, probably many. there is no evidence to suggest that?” fact, probably many. there is no evidence to suggest that? i went to a conference two years ago in istanbul, world humanitarian summit, it seemed to be in one of the meetings, that people were talking about it openly in a panel, and saying that everybody knew that it was happening, so i have been trying to ask to have a central register so that we know who these people are, and we do not employ them, or not knowingly employ them. so there is a central register for the world, and we should not be leading the world's, we should be leading the world's, we should be leading the world and stopping this abuse that is going on. central register of all aid workers who have been dismissed? been allowed to resign with dignity as one of these men was? the country director of 0xfam in h

the conservative mp pauline latham sits on the house of commons international development committee.ow aid and how women have been accessing gender—based violence services and whether or not anything they want has been given to them in exchange for sexual advances. if this is not serious, what is? we are the authors. if you will not name them because of the reasons you explain, what are you doing about it? we are making the findings public, the report has been online for the last three years. it has helped and it has allowed humanitarian organisations to title their mechanisms, including reporting on such abuse.” their mechanisms, including reporting on such abuse. i want to bring in poorly if i may, what do you make of these accounts?m bring in poorly if i may, what do you make of these accounts? it is shocking. you cannot believe so many men are prepared to do this sort of thing with the most vulnerable people in the world and these women, and probably girls, are so vulnerable and they are starving. what else can they do? can your committee do anything? we will be having a report w

conservative mp pauline latham sits on the house of commons committee that will question the head ofes have been put in place and how on earth this happened, that they could carry on and not be prosecuted. that is the fundamental thing. men who abuse women should be prosecuted. i'mjust wondering your reaction so far to what you have read, what you have seen what you have read, what you have seen about what has been alleged?m is shocking. two years ago i raised it with the secretary of state international development. i asked her to set up register for people who had been abusing women, and international register, so that we could keep track of these people because it did seem even then that men, and it is predominantly men, we re men, and it is predominantly men, were able to leave one charity and go to another without anybody saying anything. i don't know if they have references. but if they did, what is the value of a reference in this day and age if you can get away with that. but many of them left with out any process completed to investigate. if they can do that, they can get aw